The Theology of Divine Judgment in the Bible Rodriguez Angel Manuel-the sanctuary and its cleansing I. Origin of the little horn in Hebrew the author Identify the gender at the horn referring also the verse 8 to verse and was feminine and (them) was masculine and the conclusions of it was obviously the horn came out from heaven and the work of the little horn and its activities was define its nature by Daniel from small beginning and developed in various directions, gaining immense strength, and in verse 10 the horn became great and extends itself upward, toward the heavenly host and it was a new empires mentioned in Daniel 8 had done and this little horn attacks the heavenly host, but in the second movement it becomes great against the prince of the host. The prince is in charge of “the continual” called in Hebrew the tamid, or “sanctuary services of the old testaments, and Daniel saw in His vision that the prince in the heavenly sanctuary performing the daily services and this prince also wants’ always lives to intercede for us. Find through his death and resurrection and ascension, he was qualified to function as high priest in the heavenly temple. We notice that the little horn is not able to defeat or kill the prince. It only removed the continual/tamid from him, the little horn removed the continual from the prince by usurping his priestly work, and this little horn casts down the place of his sanctuary or ruin the place of the sanctuary where the prince was officiating. Another activity he rebelled against God. And finally he cast the truth to the ground. The description of the work of the of the little horn ends with statement “ and it acted and prospered. He grew in power without any significant opposition reaching event to the heavens. But this state of affairs was not going to be a permanent one. The angel according to the vision of Daniel asked the other angel an important question”. How long is the vision concerning the continual burnt offering, the transgressions that make desolate, and the giving over of the sanctuary and host to be trampled underfoot? II. Righteousness as salvation again includes the destruction of the oppressor which results in the restoration of order and harmony in society and the world. Restoration includes, at the same time, punishment for the evil doers therefore, the destruction of the wicked always takes place as a manifestation of God’s righteousness on behalf of those whom he vindicates. III. The cleansing of the sanctuary testifies to the fact that evil is not eternal it will come to an end, accompanied by the shouts of joy of God’s loyal creatures praising his justice and love. IV. No human being is an unknown in the divine council. The redeemed ones will join the heavenly family not as strangers but as persons well known as relatives who have the sympathy and respect of the rest of God’s family. V. This article is nice and easy to understand and yes I would also like to recommend this to the other readers. No, everything is cleared and answered for me. Types of Editorial The kind of editorial to be written depends upon the purpose of the writer – whether to inform, interpret, criticize, commend, argue or entertain. These are explained as follows: 1. Editorial of Information – It seeks to give information on facts unknown to the reader. It restates the facts of news stories or adds other facts with minimum explanation. It may define terms, identify persons or factors or provide a background: e.g., Freedom of the Press. 2. Editorial of Interpretation – It explains the significance or meaning of a news event, current ideas, condition, or situation, theory, or hypothesis. The writer doesn’t argue nor criticize, but merely presents both sides of an issue and leaves the judgment to the reader. It merely interprets, say for example, the content of a new memorandum issued by the principal; e.g., Freedom of the Press: Two Schools of Thought. 3. Editorial of Criticism – It points out the good or the bad features of a problem or situation mentioned in the news. Its purpose is to influence the reader. It suggests a solution at the end, e.g., School Administration Not Sincere in Press Freedom Promise. 4. Editorial of Commendation, appreciation, or tribute – It praises, commends, or pays tribute to a person or organization that has performed some worthwhile projects or deeds, or accomplishments; e.g., Laurels to Barangay Dance Troupe. 5. 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